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Segmentation and range sensing using a moving-aperture lens

Subramanian et al., 2003

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Document ID
11295740854135131529
Author
Subramanian A
Iyer L
Abbott A
Bell A
Publication year
Publication venue
Machine Vision and Applications

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The use of a novel motorized lens to perform segmentation of image sequences is presented in this paper. The lens has the effect of introducing small, repeating movements of the camera center so that objects appear to translate in the image by an amount that …
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